#!/usr/bin/python2.5

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__authors__ = [

  '"Sverre Rabbelier" <sverre@rabbelier.nl>',

  ]

import unittest

from soc.logic import allocations

class Student(object):

  """Mocker for Student object.

  """

  def __init__(self, id):

    """Simple init that stores id for later use.

    """

    self.id = id

  def __eq__(self, other):

    """Simple eq that compares ids.

    """

    return self.id == other.id

  def __str__(self):

    """Simple str that returns str(id).

    """

    return str(self.id)

  def __repr__(self):

    """Simple repr that returns repr(id).

    """

    return repr(self.id)

class AllocationsTest(unittest.TestCase):

  """Tests related to the slot allocation algorithm.

  """

  def setUp(self):

    """Set up required for the slot allocation tests.

    """

    self.slots = 60

    self.max_slots_per_org = 40

    self.allocated = 0

        }

    self.orgs = self.applications.keys()

    """Returns a list with count new student objects.

    """

    i = self.allocated

    j = i + count

    self.allocated += count

  def testAllocate(self):

    """Test that the allocate helper works properly.

    A meta-test, it never hurts to be certain.

    """

    stash = self.allocated

    self.allocated = 0

    expected = [Student(0), Student(1), Student(2)]

    self.failUnlessEqual(expected, actual)

    expected = []

    self.failUnlessEqual(expected, actual)

    expected = [Student(3)]

    self.failUnlessEqual(expected, actual)

    self.allocated = stash

  def testInitialAllocation(self):

    """Test that an allocation with no arguments does not crash.

    """

    locked_slots = {}

    adjusted_slots = {}

    self.allocater.allocate(locked_slots, adjusted_slots)

  def testLockedSlotsAllocation(self):

    """Test that an allocation with an org locked does not crash.

    """

    locked_slots = {'melange': 3}

    adjusted_slots = {}

    self.allocater.allocate(locked_slots, adjusted_slots)

  def testAdjustedSlotsAllocation(self):

    """Test that an allocation with an org adjusted does not crash.

    """

    locked_slots = {}

    adjusted_slots = {'google': -1}

    self.allocater.allocate(locked_slots, adjusted_slots)

  def testInvalidSlotsAllocation(self):

    """Test that an allocation with an org locked and adjusted errors out.

    """

    locked_slots = {'git': 1}

    adjusted_slots = {'git': 1}

    self.failUnlessRaises(allocations.Error, self.allocater.allocate,

                          locked_slots, adjusted_slots)

  def testNonExistantOrgAllocation1(self):

    """Test that locking a non-existing org errors out.

    """

    locked_slots = {'gnome': 1}

    adjusted_slots = {}

    self.failUnlessRaises(allocations.Error, self.allocater.allocate,

                          locked_slots, adjusted_slots)

  def testNonExistantOrgAllocation2(self):

    """Test that adjusting a non-existing org errors out.

    """

    locked_slots = {}

    adjusted_slots = {'gnome': 1}

    self.failUnlessRaises(allocations.Error, self.allocater.allocate,

                          locked_slots, adjusted_slots)

  def testInitialAllocationBelowMaxSlots(self):

    """Test that the initial allocation is below the max slot count.

    """

    locked_slots = {}

    adjusted_slots = {}

    result = self.allocater.allocate(locked_slots, adjusted_slots)

    self.failIf(sum(result.values()) > self.slots)

  def testLockedAllocationCorrect(self):

    """Test that locking an allocation assigns the org the allocation.

    """

    locked_slots = {'git': 6}

    adjusted_slots = {}

    result = self.allocater.allocate(locked_slots, adjusted_slots)

    expected = 6

    actual = result['git']

    self.failUnlessEqual(expected, actual)

  def testOverassignedAllocationCorrect(self):

    """Test that over-assigned allocation are cut down.

    """

    locked_slots = {'git': 20}

    adjusted_slots = {}

    result = self.allocater.allocate(locked_slots, adjusted_slots)

    expected = 6

    actual = result['git']

    self.failUnlessEqual(expected, actual)

  def testAdjustedAllocationCorrect(self):

    """Test that locking an allocation assigns the org the allocation.

    """

    locked_slots = {}

    with_adjusting = self.allocater.allocate(locked_slots, adjusted_slots)

    without_adjusting = self.allocater.allocate(locked_slots, {})

    self.failUnlessEqual(expected, actual)